Sentence examples for offset the disappointment from inspiring English sources
Perhaps this overproduced, hugely expensive, hugely hubristic video for his eco-ballad "Earth Song" will offset the disappointment.
1938 Scientists Stranded Off Greenland MOSCOW — Hope of rescue by a land party offset the disappointment in the slight progress made today [Feb.
It's almost like they feel, 'He's won one, but it's not Wimbledon.' " Sunny skies during the two weeks would surely help to offset the disappointment.
As more lifts open throughout the day, we get enough fresh turns in to offset the disappointment of the loitering cloud layer that prevents us from taking in the views of Lake Bohinj, which we're told are reason enough on their own to ski at Vogel.
However, his party could emerge as second largest nationally and may lead the government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which should help offset the disappointment.
Offsetting the disappointment is the wonderful news that MOMA's incisive curator Laura Hoptman has resigned to become the director of the Drawing Center, in SoHo.
(One reason to highlight traffic growth: Offsetting the disappointment in the quarter's flat revenue).
LONDON (AP) — An upbeat Chinese manufacturing survey helped offset the markets' disappointment at another round of grim European figures Thursday, a day when trading was curtailed by the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States.
The firm's great success in Houston could not, alas, offset the crushing disappointment of Johnson's not having been asked to design the Museum of Modern Art's proposed condominium tower in New York.
The joy of the Brooklyn Nets, a surprise team in the Eastern Conference with its eyes set on the franchise's first playoff berth since 2015, was offset by the disappointment in the Rockets' locker room, where Harden was one of the last players to leave.
To offset this disappointment, Charles V made the Constable governor of the Milanese, the post that he had held 10 years earlier as the representative of the king of France.
